BIQU CryoGrip Pro Glacier Panda Build Plate for Bambu-Lab A1 Mini 3D Printer, Double Sided Fine Texture Spring Steel Sheet, Strong Adhesion, 184x184mm, 1 Piece

本アイテムは、プリントの定着率及び消費電力削減目的で購入。使用するプリンターはA1mini。定着率は完璧、ベッドの設定温度も低くなり確実に電力消費量を減らせています。

I picked up this BIQU CryoGrip Pro Glacier Panda Build Plate for my Bambu Lab A1 Mini printer, and it is easily one of the most amazing surface upgrades I have ever deployed [On Wed, June 03, 2026 @ 09:02 AM]. If you are tired of dealing with warped corners on wide-footprint PLA prints, or sick of scrubbing messy glue stick residue off your factory sheets, this specialized "Glacier" formulation completely changes the game for compact machines.Why this CryoGrip plate is a total masterpiece:Unrivaled Room-Temp Cold Adhesion: The proprietary chemical formulation on this sheet is incredibly tacky. I ran a series of dense structural models with my heated bed set to just 25°C–30°C (essentially room temperature). The filament anchors down with massive initial grab force, making first-layer corner lifting completely impossible [On Wed, April 29, 2026 @ 15:24 PM].Massive Workflow and Power Efficiency: Because your machine no longer needs to wait several minutes to heat a heavy aluminum bed up to 60°C for every project, print runs start almost instantaneously. This dramatically speeds up rapid prototyping timelines and slashes long-term workshop power consumption.Beautiful Fine-Textured Matte Bottom Finish: Unlike the harsh, aggressive texture left by basic stock PEI sheets, the double-sided Glacier surface leaves an incredibly clean, fine matte pattern on the bottom layer of your parts. It does a phenomenal job of scattering light to completely mask visible infill path lines, leaving models looking injection-molded.Perfect Factory Alignment Constraints: At exactly 184x184mm, the plate slips cleanly into the A1 Mini's indexing rear pins. The nozzle-cleaning rear tab cutout is perfectly aligned, ensuring the toolhead calibration sequence doesn't scrape or hang up on the edges of the spring steel sheet.Crucial Setup & Handling Guidelines:Let It Cool Fully Before Flexing: This plate holds onto warm plastic with an iron grip. To protect the specialized chemical coating from bubbling or tearing away from the steel core, always let the plate drop fully down to room temperature. Once cooled, give the spring steel a gentle twist, and your parts will pop free effortlessly.The Freezer Trick: If you are printing a highly rigid or stubborn material that refuses to drop its grip, slide the entire flexible steel plate into your kitchen freezer for 5 minutes. The rapid thermal shock will force the plastic to safely pop loose on its own.Strict Maintenance Warning: Never wipe or wash this plate with harsh chemical solvents like Acetone, which will instantly strip the low-temperature coating right off the sheet. To refresh the extreme tackiness, a simple wash under the sink with warm water and basic dish soap is all it takes.The final takeaway: The BIQU Glacier Panda plate is a premier quality-of-life hardware upgrade that completely lives up to the hype. It eliminates the mess of adhesives entirely, boosts your daily output speeds, and provides ironclad first-layer reliability for a very reasonable price point. It has completely modernized my compact printing environment.

I have two kobra 3s and one of them had a z-axis calibration issue which caused it to remove all of the top textured of the original build plate in a 2" diameter circle, so I needed a replacement build plate. I had been reading about the cool plates so I decided to try this one (CryoGrip Pro Glacier). I was really interested in not having to use any sort of bed adhesive, like glue sticks. I hate having to remove the glue stick residue from the prints, it's not hard, it's just a pain.When this build plate arrived, I immediately put it on the printer and printed a benchy, because it's fast and I knew what to expect from the printer. It printed great, no bed adhesion issues. I've used this plate daily for almost a month and I have not had a single print failure due to a bed adhesion issue. The models just stick to it. As a matter of fact, they stick almost too well to it; I've had to start using a metal scraper to remove some models (gently of course).According to the instructions, the bed temperature should be between 45 and 55 degrees C for PLA and the default temp for pla on the kobra 3 is 60. It's easy to adjust the bed temp on the kobra 3 and I have managed to change the default temp to 45; however, the default doesn't stay at 45 for more than 3-4 prints before it's somehow back to 60. So I just try to make sure it gets changed to 45 every time. However, sometimes I miss it and the temp isn't adjusted the bed temp is 60 the whole time, I haven't found that has had any impact on the quality of the prints.This plate is textured, however, it is finely textured, it's not quite smooth but it's pretty close. There is a very noticeable difference between the feel of models printed on it versus those printed on the textured plates.I'm very happy with this plate. I actually ordered a second one about two weeks after I ordered the first one. These are now my go to build plates.

I’m really impressed with this plate on my A1 Mini. Adhesion is excellent, and I haven’t had a single print fail due to bed issues since switching to it. The surface grips well, especially with PETG — almost too well at times. For PETG, I usually need to warm the bed slightly after the print finishes to help it release cleanly.The plate stays flat, heats evenly, and gives consistent results across multiple materials. For the price and performance, it’s one of the best upgrades I’ve made to the A1 Mini.

This build plate has made a noticeable difference in my 3D printing experience. Adhesion is much more consistent compared to the stock surface, and prints stay firmly in place during printing without lifting or warping.Once the bed cools down, parts release easily without needing force, which helps avoid damage to prints or the surface. The double-sided texture is a nice bonus, giving flexibility depending on the type of finish you want on the bottom of your prints.It feels durable and well-made, and it fits my printer perfectly without any modifications. So far, it’s handled multiple prints very reliably, even with larger models.Overall, this is a solid upgrade for anyone looking to improve print adhesion and make bed removal easier and more consistent.

This build plate really made the difference with my ABS, but DO NOT put PLA on this damn thing, you will not get it off! I have had so much trouble with my matte PLA. I sometimes change filament and forget to change the build plate, it's a huge mistake on my part.But if you have adhesion issue with your ABS, or maybe regular PLA, this would be worth a try, but for ABS this plate seems mandatory.